live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc7 news. >> good morning everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday may 3rd. let's start with a quick look at the whether with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey there, carolyn. things are calm right now. a pretty steady marine layer overhead and starting out with the cloudy skies in the picture. temperatures in the 50s right now. 52 at the coast. low clouds and fog almost in our inland east bay. it was a cool day yesterday. that continues today. it will take until about 11:00 for the clouds to disappear. the marine layer allows us to be

a little below average. we will talk about highs and the cool week ahead that features 60s in san francisco and the 80s few and far between. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. a 35-year-old man from livermore is in custody this morning accused of killing a mother and her baby daughter while driving drunk and injuring few other children. police tell us it was just before 7:00 last night when the driver barreled down murrieta boulevard, missed a turn and slammed into the backyard of an apartment complex. a family was there celebrating the first communion of a child. >> based on the way the vehicle and the condition of it, it appears that speed was definitely involved. a 35 miles per hour roadway and probably much faster than that. >> i saw the car passing by and it was going really fast. i don't know, but it went into the guy's backyard.

>> 540-year-old woman and her 13-month-old daughter were killed. two boys, ages 6 and 7 were injured. the driver has been charged with grows vehicular manslaughter. >> a driver is accused of book a crowd of people in a bayport parking lot killing one and hurting 8 others. it happened around 2:00 yesterday morning at a restaurant on port chick-fil-a highway. the man was pittsburgh was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and felony drunk driving charges. the 24-year-old gomez of san pablo died at the hospital from her injuries. oakland is recovering from what police are calling one of the most destructive marches in recent history. yesterday crews began cleaning up the damage. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom has more on the wreckage.

>> they aren't taking any chances. sometimes even the boards don't help. >> there were some boards that were yanked off and there was further damage done. >> his building was one of many damaged in the march. one that began peacefully but took a turn for the worst. >> a small group of people with mallots and rocks destroyed what was otherwise a very positive day in oakland. >> the mayor and police chief spoke at a morning press conference. the may day march against police said the vandals are not them. >> and when she's not marching she works at this kfc. >> i don't want to see my job and workplace and community look like. this you have to explain to your customers what's going on and that's what we've been doing all day. >> perhaps the worst destruction was at this hyandai dealership.

more than 50 new cars were vandalized, some beyond repair. neighbors came down to lock. >> it doesn't make any sense. it damages the neighborhood. >> police admit they could have done better. >> do you feel you did a good job as far as protecting? however, obviously it did snot go well in terms of protection of property. >> and they have been out helping merchants cleanup. >> working with litter, anything that they need. >> and the police have made twelve arrests. they are asking the public for any video of the march that would help them identify more suspects. jonathan bloom. abc7 news. >> pittsburgh police are looking into the deaths of two people possibly burglarizing a house when the homeowner shot and killed them. it happened just after 9:00 friday night. officers say they arrested four people during a home invasion robbery at the same address

earlier this week. and the twos incident could be related. in san francisco, abc7 news christian davis shared this video with us. a car overturned landing on the sidewalk along a steep block of broadway near taylor street in russian hill just after 9:00 last night. paramedics took at least one person to the hospital. investigators are searching for clues after a crash involving an oakland police officer last night. a silver s.u.v. collided with the officers' patrol vehicle at 17th and castro street next to interstate 980. it is unclear which driver was at fault. the officer was not injured. now to that big fight in las vegas that's had everyone talking. it was a star-studded event. seats going for thousands of dollars. manny pacquiao went down to

floyd mayweather. it was disappointing for one woman. she said pacquiao is like a star to her. >> sergio quinn taken no explains. >> when the moment the first punch was thrown, one woman at this house party was nervous. >> i don't watch because i'm scared. but this time i had to watch. >> like pane filipino homes across the bay area her family did morning just come together to watch a boxes match. they threw a party to celebrate a national icon. but for some it is a little more special. >> like my son now. he live in my house. >> back in 2001 when manny pacquiao first came to the united states, she hosted the then unknown fighter in her home for a month. now he's in a match-up against

mayweather and viewed by millions around the world. >> he came from a humble beginning. now he's really big and part of the filipino community. >> this man is a pacquiao fan. he she would out more than $7,000 to hosts a 300 person views event and sold out tickets two weeks ago. for home subscribers 100 bucks was the going rate to watch it with friends and family. in the end it didn't turn out the way he had hoped. >> heartbreaking. but he did his best. >> she's still proud of pacquiao and so is everyone else here. she said her husband would have been especially proud. he took a special liking to pacquiao. her husband passed away in 2009. abc7 news. oracle arena will be roaring this afternoon when the warriors

take on the memphis grizzlies. game one of round two of the playoffs. grizzlies are the most physical team left in the west when zach randolph down in the paint. it will be a test for draymond green and andrew bogut in the match-up. the grizzlies bring a different style to the series. trying to slow down the pace and play more of a half-court game. we asked bogey if he is ready to get physical. >> i would rather have a shoots being format. it's tough down there coming off a series like this, it will be an tough series. you are going to have a lot of bruises and scratches and that's the way it's going to go. >> well, the warriors will not have to face the the defending champion san antonio spurs in the playoffs because the l.a. clippers upset the spurs last nights with a last-second shot.

you can catch game one. warriors-grizzlies today at 12:30 right here on abc7 followed by our postgame show "after the game." join abc7 news director larry beil, hall of famer nate thurmon and adodge and shu with post-game comments. we would like to see your pictures. tweet them to us w we will feature them on air and online at abc7news.com. lisa, are you ready? are you ready? are you ready? [laughter] >> are you? >> definitely. >> it's exciting. >> it is. >> if the weather didn't wake you up over the weekend yesterday, today the cooler headed our way once again.

if you were anywhere by the coast today, the breeze kicked in. some spots were pleasant but more cool air today. in fact the week ahead looking like a cool one. below average. i'll have the numbers and forecast when we return. >> thank you lisa a new fight is brewing between the soccer players and the 49ers. issue that is heating things up. and there's no question it can be a life safer. we put nearly

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>> welcome back. thanks for joining us for the abc7 sunday morning news. here's a live look from our exploratorium camera showing some of san francisco's skyline lit up for the warriors who begin round two of the playoffs this afternoon at 12:30 at oracle arena. you can watch it right here on abc7. >> still to come, they are reeling from an unexpected death of dave goldberg. a husband of facebook ceo sandberg was just 47 years old. >> dave goldberg was on a vacation overseas with his wife cheryl sandberg, when he died friday. that's according to a facebook post by mark zuckerberg. no one is saying how he died but friends and family are turning to social media to share his grief. in fact his brother, robert

announced dave's death on facebook and he's asking friends and family to post friends and family of dave to post pictures so his children can see what he meant to people. goldberg and sandburg have two children. thoughts are pouring in. zuckerberg posted dave was an amazing person and i'm glad got to know him. the sales force tweeted gold berg was the kindest, most generous, loving father, loyal husband, great ceo and sweetest friend. good morning america robin roberts tweeted sad to here he died. condolences to the family. he launched companies. and courage and leadership were overshot owed only by his compassion, friendship and heart. his greatest love wags for his family. katie marzullo, abc7 news. and mark zuckerberg has

posted cheryl sandburg flew back to the am sa yesterday and she has requested privacy and will given an update when she's ready. the san francisco giants a reaching out to the family of a little league player who was killed last year. the 9-year-old was stabbed to death. yesterday his spirit filled a brentwood baseball field when family and friends honored the player during a game against the giants. they placed his name and number on shirts. behind home plate banners and in the dugout. >> we were in last place and he would always be in our dugout and always in our lineup. >> i bet he's looking down with the biggest smile from ear to ear. >> jodi's father flew out the first pitch.

an 18-year-old is charged with his murder >> if you have a bike you know a helmet is a must and when you are shopping for one you know doubt notice the huge price differences. does spending more money make you safer? "7 on your side" michael finney partnered with consumer reports to find out. >> good morning. 90 percent of the bicyclists killed in the last two decades were not wearing a hem met. no question it can be a real life saver. consumerser reports tested 23 helmets. >> he never rides a bike without a helmet especially after a serious dent two years ago. >> broke my collarbone, punctured my lung and i'm sure glad i had a helmet or it would have been much more severe. >> consumer reports tested helmets to see how many they would protect you in an accident. how many force would be transmitted to the rider's head in a crash? a second fest checks the strength of the chinstrap.

one helmet didn't past. it may pose a safety risk because it k could come off in an excellent and four of the five tested the buckles snapped or were broke into the pieces. >> the company says they stand behind their third company testing, but we don't recommend buying that helmet. >> but consumer report found many good ones. top rated and the scott-arx plus for $150. >> it fits good, and adjustments, good in ventilation and also a lightweight helmet and consumer reports found several others that cost far less including the lazer cyclone for $45 and the schwin n merge. >> consumer reports says if you are ever in accident, even if you can't see any damage

replace the helmet. michael finney, "7 on your side." some of urging the 49ers to move the designated smoking area or ban smoking at levi's stadium all together because the smokes section is right next to the soccer fields. smoking happens to be band at the soccer complex and in the seating areas of levi's stadium. maryland's governor called for a day of prayer and peace sunday after week a unrest in baltimore. it will take center stage on "this week." >> the aaa-- the arrest of six officers seem to have calmed the protests. you can see testimony this ""with george stephanopoulos

this morning. >> when death comes knocking she shows up. >> i just wanted to go in there and do my job. >> being a homicide detective is still mostly a man's job. meet the bay area woman who has risen through the glass ceiling and why she thinks women should be on the case. her story tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. lisa here now. can you believe it's already may? >> i know, and the weather has really changed considerably since our heat wave, the one or two-day heat wave. head outside and check it out. it's a little too dark to reach here. but the southwest winds have picked up. 6:1 is the sunrise and sets after 8:00. the persistent onshore flow the marine layer up and over

2,000 feet allows for the warm clouds and fog to be transported up a the way inland. a look at the roof camera. it will be a cool day here. low 50s in san jose. with the fog already with us, you can see the winds are womb and the sea breeze kicks in throughout the afternoon when we see the cool air. right now you can see a celebration here in the city. and looking at temperatures in the low 50s from concord to livermore. partly cloudy skies in concord. it is cloudy in livermore and 50 in napa. the deck of low clouds is taller and notice creating the visibility problem. instead if you are out there this morning it should be just fine. certainly cool this morning. once again, you will notice that this afternoon and down in the south bay look at numbers today in the low 70s. in fact temperatures a few degrees cooler than afternoon. not only today but that will last right on through next week.

cloudy and cool for most this morning. a cooler day today. the temperatures throughout the week mainly in the 50s and 70s. 9:00 still in hayward and fremont, over oakland and berkeley. by the afternoon it pulls back hanging out right along the coast and with winds up to 20 miles an hour it will be breezy throughout the afternoon once again. high pressure sits way off the coast. it will stay there. there is low pressure that will drop down from the north on thursday. what's interesting is a couple forecast models bringing in a few drops here thursday into friday. we will see if that pans out. but it will be cool the next several days. certainly dangerous conditions with the surf. keep that in mind if you are headed out. san francisco low 70s. cooler the next couple of days. here comes the system mechanics up the marine layer and bringing

a slight chance of showers into thursday and friday. we will look for upper 50s for milpitas, 69 redwood city and san mateo coming in at 68. clouds for much of the morning and then partly cloudy 62 downtown. upper 60s in santa rosa. cool up in the north bay with mid-60s from oakland, union city and heading near 70 there. low 70s to mid-70s should do it today for concord and pleasanton. brentwood breezy and about 80 degrees. notice today is the warmer day, especially inland but everyone cooling off still. and tomorrow we are even cooler t could be one. coolest days of the week. by the middle of the week we could mix out the cloud cover in advance of the system and could give us some drops come thursday and friday. you can see what is showing up on live doppler hd anytime. it's free on apple's app store or google play and we have more information on our website. we will get a little light rain

shower here and there, not out of the question in may, but it wouldn't be much. >> all right. thank you lisa. still to come on abc7 news, a place to get your art sphinx. art fix. why thousands are coming to this show.

thousands of article lovers will be out again today for the fifth annual art market san francisco at fort mason.

international art show features not earn and contemporary art from more than 70 galleries around the world. stunning work includes unique photography techniques and intricately detailed charcoal drawings. the art show continues today from noon until six. it's not likely a man in washington state was trying to do something artscy. take a look. the shirtless man with a hammer somehow climbed up a basketball hoop in seattle and got stuck. you see him thrashing around and dangling by his stuck foot. nearly a dozen looked on as he tried to free himself. eventually two firefighters used a ladder to consult down the net and -- to cut down the net and free the man. the police are still determining what charges he's going to face. in honor of the asian pacific heritage month we are

using our instagram feed to height the culture where you live. why not stop by san francisco's chinatown this weekend. it is the large of the outside asia, as well as the oldest in north american. we will have more information on the cultural significance of san francisco's chinatown on our abc7 news bay area instagram feed. still ahead on abc7 news. it's being called a day of prayer and healing. what is expected to happen today in baltimore in the wake of freddie gray's

>> welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the whether with our meteorologist lisa argen.

>> hey carolyn. all the temperatures in the 50s right now. perhaps it will drop into the upper 40s in the next few hours. but low clouds and fog in our east bay valleys. not quite throughout the delta. 54 san carlos. one of the warmer spots, as well as oakland's. 51 los gatos. throughout the morning hours the fog will stay with us until about 8:00 it begins to pull back. and by 9:00 we are sunny in the east bay. it looks comfortable there with upper 70s to near 80s. i'll have the numbers in particular for your neighborhood in a few minutes and talk about the possibility of a few drops falling in the week ahead. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. in baltimore this morning today is being billed as a day of prayer and healing. it's in the wake of the violent demonstrations over the death of freddie gray. on saturday a peaceful protest billed as a victory rally and in

front of city hall another is expected to take place there this afternoon. the city is still under curfew until tomorrow morning. a few people out after 10:00 last night were arrested. freddie gray died from a severe spinal injury while in police custody. six officers have been charged in his death. they have a preliminary hearing next month. a new york city police officer who was shot in the head is now recovering from surgery. plain clothes officer brian moore is in stable condition. last night he was trying to stop a man suspected of carrying a gun when the man turned and fired at least twice. the 35-year-old man has been arrested but no gun has been recovered and blackw. u of h l has not been charged >> nepal's only international airport is closed to big jets this morning. the one runway is showing signs

of deteriorating from the plane 's weight. this aerial view from the don't showed the extent of some of the damage. at least 7,000 people are dead. thousands more unaccounted for. medium and smaller jets are still able to land at the airport. the country remains in dire need of food water and tents. so many people around the world want to do what they can to help nepal. if you visit our website, abcnews.com, we have a list of some of the organizations working in that area, along with links to help you don't natures. the los angeles area was hit by a magnitude 3.9 earthquake about 90 minutes ago. l.a. city officials say they have not received any reports of injuries or damage. that quake struck just after 4:00.

they briefly went into what is called earthquake mode but cancelled the alert after no damage was reported. the newest member of britain's royal family is home this morning but the princess still does not have a name. that means speculation and bets are running sky high. britain's legal book makers say the names charlotte and alice are the favorites. it's possible the name of the fourth in line to the thrown will be announced today by the duke and duchess of cambridge but there's no time table. the baby's grandparents, queen elizabeth and prince philip, may pop in today to see the newborn. a large and apparently mellow crowd marched in argentina for the legalization of homegrown marijuana for personal use. [chanting] >> several in the crowd showed their love for weed by getting baked in public. currently argentina has it

listed as a crime. last year uraguay became the first nation there to create a legal market. most of us won't run or jump many like an nba all-star but could we borrow some of their genetic magic to make us healthier? some hope so. they are studying some of the top athletes in the country to fine out. ama daetz has the story. >> come on come on! >> for researchers at stanford university, pushing athletes to the brink isn't about winning, it's about unlocking secrets of the human body. >> we are interested to see which genes, we pathways and what makes them run faster or jump higher. >> he runs stanford's genomic

clinic. he is turning the strategy around and look for selected advantages that might make the rest of us healthier. >> it helps determine how the heart works. they are the ones whose engine works the best. >> to identified the best of the best, they start with volunteers like members of the stanford crew team. kate smith is an olympic hopeful who rows in a power decision. >> they say each stroke is like a 100-pound power so i would say it's physical. >> today he's working for science. wired to a testing device that measures the maximum amount of objection generals his lungs can process under full stress. an indicating a training and possible superior genetics only those who meet top measurements are accepted into the study.

come on 25 seconds! time! three, two one! you are done. >> the athletes who do pass will donate dna samples, allowing researchers to sequence their geno. and with further study the team is hoping to identify so-called performance genes, and perhaps genetic mutationings that could be used to develop new drugs and potentially bolstering weakened hearts or struggling lungs. >> i hope we can help people. >> and perhaps not just victory for science, with the help of some of the fittest athletes in the world. ama daetz abc7 news. >> the stanford team is recruiting athletes worldwide in those eventually sequence the genes of at least a thousand for the study. >> michael finney follows up on a woman whose rent has

quadrupled. she's moving out and fighting back. and here's a live look from our emeryville camera. today will the warmest day of the week. and there are a couple of days where we might even get a touch of rain. lisa argen will be along with our fu

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>> a san francisco woman got hit with a 400% rent increase. she's packing up and moving out. the landlord raised her rent to $8900 a month. she can't afford to pay that

much while she fights the hike. "7 on your side" michael finney has her update. deb's home is understandably a mess. the may 5th deadline to move is just days away. leaving her home of ten years hurts. >> it's so painful. i mean, and i've had to uproot my life in a month. >> a move-out sale she held attracted a steady stream of people. until she finds a place to live, she plans to house sit and couch surf. beyond that her future is murky. >> i don't know anymore. i can't afford to live here. a lot of my friends can't afford to live here and it's heartbreaking the way the city is changing. >> the home is registered as a single-family home and the landlord believes it's not covered by rent control laws. a landlord attorney says he calls it evictionly rent increase. >> it's an easy way to get

tenants out, increase the lunch. he plans to file a lawsuit on deb's behalf. he's charging the landlord with wrongful eviction. >> the landlord is intent in moving into deborah's unit and doesn't want to play the required statutory minimum moving allowance. >> under san francisco rent control. lama would have been required to pay deb $5500 in relocation costs had she been evicted. but because deb is moving out on her own," lama doesn't have to pay. court documents signed last christmas revealed lama received $7500 from the family trust to pay attorneys fees to evict deb. this is deb's message to her landlord. >> realize these are people's homes. negotiate. have integrity. compromise. come on! that's all i can say. i'll miss it but i don't have a choice. >> we reached out to her

attorney for comment but did not hear back. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> it's a brewing issue in san francisco. lisa here now talking about nice weather today. >> yeah. that san francisco weather is spreading a little bit further out around the bay. mt. tam right now with about 50 degrees in san rafael. you see the low clouds and fog. it's reaching into the east bay valleys. barely an 80 to be found but we will find a few and talk about maybe a few drops coming our way in the week ahead. >> thank you lisa. plus a durability test for the new apple watch. find out how it holds up.

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this is a live look from our sfo camera showing you -- well, i don't see the runway there. it's got to be somewhere in the distance. but why would you want to fly away from paradise when we are going to have such beautiful weather this week? today it may be reaching 80 in some places. lisa argen along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. by now some early adapters are seeing the apple watches being delivered and it won't be long before a few of the watches get broken in. so how much wear and tear can the new gadget take? jonathan bloom found some enterprising reviewers putting it to the test. as customers ogle the apple watch in store windows, she is already boiling her. she made her video while trying to destroy the watch. >> so far so good. >> using mostly common

scenarios. >> watches will probably run into things more often than your phone so think about how often you might snack your wrist against the counter top or the table. >> or this. the wine was part of the script but the other stuff? >> kind of got a little overexcited and picked up a few extra condiments. >> ketchup? >> it survived with hardly a scratch until this. >> i have a 7-pound cast iron skillet here. >> oh! oh, my goodness! >> we destroyed it. the cast iron skillet, did you see that one? >> i saw it. >> i don't think i will be doing it anytime toon. >> you don't need a cast iron skillet to break the watch. in one case all it took was a meeting with our old friend concrete. >> three two one. >> he decided to drop test the brand new apple watch sport, and talk about going off script. >> let's go ahead and take a --

wow. are you serious, apple? >> he throw what amounts to a regular old temper tantrum and then had the good nature to post it online. >> they call this durability? >> that's a bit concerning. if i'm on my mountain bike and i call into a rock, usually your hands fly off first. >> the stainless uses more durable sapphire. would that hold up? >> it's a matter of time before us or somebody else puts it to the test. >> jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> that could happen to any watch, right? >> yeah. >> lisa is here watching your weather. >> yes. and the changes come throughout the afternoon when the fog slowly peels back. right now it's kind of quiet. numbers around 50 degrees for the coolest locations in the north bay and that's where you are looking at marin and sonoma right now. the low cloud and fog have pushed into the east bay valley. the marine layer is pretty

persistent and tall. you see the flags blowing and the winds up to 20 miles an hour this afternoon. 55 in san carlos. 51 morgan hill. good morning san francisco, 52 for you. you see out over from our exploratorium camera the bay bridge lax quiet. low 50s concord and livermore. 50 petaluma, napa and santa rosa. from mt. tam it will be a nice day in the north bay, but around the bay it will be quite breezy and temperatures mainly in the 60s today. the cloudy start and the cooler afternoon by maybe three four degrees, depending if you are in the east bay or not. and then temperatures trending below average. more 60s around the bay and cloudy coast. one system will push on through tomorrow and that will allow for the coolest day to be tomorrow. the marine layer remains deep and high pressure offshore. another system comes our way late wednesday into thursday and friday.

we have cooling today and then as the second system heads our way it should mix out the marine layer but then it could also bring as you few drops. we will have that for you in the seven-day outlook. upper 60s in the northern sierra. it's a little cool. the cooling continues in los angeles with 71 for a high and the beach hazard statement from the central coast all way down to los gatos. strong rip currents. and the long period of southerly swell. keep that in mind if you are headed to the coast. oakland in the low 60s. little change tomorrow. here comes a bump up after the system moves out of here tomorrow. and then looking at that next system to bring the temperatures back down and maybe a few light raindrops around the bay come thursday into friday. today, though, it's a sunny, breezy afternoon with 64 in oakland. 62 san francisco. these are about 3:00 highs. seattle going take that long to warm up. 69 in fremont. 73 for concord. 76 in livermore. if you are headed into the city,

it's going to be a cool afternoon. sunny, breezy. upper 50s to start at&t park and low 60s at about 4:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast. 80s up by clear lake and brentwood and cooler tomorrow. marine layer mixings out early on tuesday. partly cloudy wednesday and here comes our next system. a slight chance thursday and friday and then looking at the cool weather to continue to next weekend. so it's maybe getting the plants wet, the lawns. >> it would be nice if we can ring outs a few drops there. >> exactly. >> thank you lisa. let's check out sports. the warriors get back to work today with game one against the grizzlies at oracle. here's shu with your morning sports >> good morning. let's head out to at&t park where the giants, after a rough april, are now 2-0 in may with their second straight win over the angels. hudson on the hill for the g-men. metallica at the stadium.

and 7th inning deep to the bleachers. fourth of the year but the giants led 4-2. they brought out the lumber the boot tom half of the inning. buster gets it the run back, his fourth of the year. 5-2 g-men. angels put together a rally in the ninth. two outs for david fries. next matter he had a chance to tie it but hits the base runner on the leg. that's an out. more importantly, the final out. giants hang on to win 5-4. now 2-0 in may. a's hosted by the rangers on dog day at the park. lays down the bunt. mark caught in the run down but catcher robinson throws it away. he scores. 4-3, a's. same inning, josh reddicking. delivers what oakland fans thought was the crushing blow. the 3-1 shot. his fourth of the year.

angels come back four runs bottom half of the inning. the three-run shot. game tied at 7. went to extras where texas loaded up the bases and he hits the game winner off rj alvarez. rangers win 8-7. 144th running of the kentucky derby. starts with no incident in the 19-horse field. sometimes luck is more of an element than actual ability. dortmund takes the lead. we pick it up and here's the call. >> it's american pharoah in front. dortmund third heading to the minute, american pharoah. and he has won the second kentucky derby! >> the favorite wins the derby. drainer bob beefeater with his fourth kentucky derby victory. the warriors are beating each other up in practice.

can't wait to get their second round series going today for game one against memphis. it will be a real test for draymond green and andrew bogut in the match-up. the grizzlies try to play more of a half-court game. we asked andrew bogut if he's ready to get physical. >> well, i would rather have a shooting format. it's tough down there. you come out and it will be an ice box series where you will have to be looking out for your buddy and you will have a lot of bruises and scratches and that's just the way it's going to go. >> and last night in vegas floyd mayweather jr. beat manny pacquiao in a unanimous decision. stick around. warriors coming up at 12:30 and after the game will be coming

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>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 3rd. let's start with a quick look at the whether with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey there, carolyn. it is mostly cloudy. we have a few areas of partly cloudy sky a look from our roof camera. you see a little bit of a breeze out there. numbers are all in the 50s in a narrow range. low 50s for most. mid-50s's around san carlos and oakland. 52 san jose. look at the on shore flow to stay with us throughout the day today. by 10:00 we are sunny in most areas but the fog is not clear to the coast. in fact the westerly winds